10 Jun ReadingsThe Norton Introduction to Literature• William Faulkn

ReadingsThe Norton Introduction to Literature• William Faulkner, “A Rose for Emily,” p. 628Discussion 8: Writer’s WorkshopEssay 2: Short Story AnalysisThis week you need to submit Essay 2, the Short Story Essay on “A Rose for Emily” to analyze. Using close reading techniques, develop an argumentative thesis for your analysis. Write a three-four-page paper that supports your thesis.You are required to reference and use material from one secondary source in this essay. The essay should be formatted in MLA style, include a Works Cited page and an annotated bibliography. Specific instructions for the annotated bibliography portion follow. At the end of the essay, provide a Writing Process Summation by responding to specific questions provided in the course Content area. Due FridayAnnotated Bibliography for Essay 2An annotated bibliography must be added after the Works Cited page. The annotated bibliography will consist of both your primary and your secondary source. For the secondary source, search the library catalog (a link to library resources is on the course home page), and find an article on the short story you are analyzing or on the topic you are analyzing about that short story. Provide the MLA-formatted citation. Under that, give an annotation with the following elements: A summary of the source, followed by      an in-text, parenthetical citation (author’s name).  A statement of why the article is      useful in your analysis.  A statement about why your reader      should trust that this is an academically credible source.The annotation for the primary source (the short story) may just be a statement that it is the primary source for this paper (Faulkner). The list of citations must in alphabetical order, according to the authors’ last names. Ex. Abrams then Faulkner.